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Free AI Legal Assistant for Settlements, Accidents and Claims
Ask your legal question in plain English and get a clear answer in seconds, built on public court and government records. It explains your options and tells you when a lawyer is worth it.
- Public legal records
- 54.4M+
- legal records
- Lawsuits and settlements tracked
- 701
- cases tracked
- Government sources
- 30
- gov. sources
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Is this an AI lawyer?
Many people search for an “AI lawyer”. No AI is one: it cannot represent you, sign or file anything for you, or take responsibility for advice about your case. What an AI legal assistant does well is the part before that: explain the rules in plain English, decode a letter, show the deadline that applies and help you decide whether you need a lawyer at all.
- Explains legal terms, letters and notices in plain English
- Shows which settlements are open and when claim deadlines close
- Explains how accident, injury and insurance claims usually work in your state
- Tells you which questions to ask a lawyer, and when a free consultation makes sense
- Does not represent you or file anything for you
- Does not tell you what to do in your own case or predict how it ends
- Can make mistakes: confirm deadlines and amounts with the official source
Why not just ask a general chatbot?
General chatbots answer from what they learned in training. This assistant looks things up in our database of 54.4M+ public legal records from 30 government sources and in the 701 lawsuits and settlements we track, including current claim deadlines, and links you to the page each answer comes from.
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Questions people ask
Is there a free AI lawyer?
No AI is a lawyer. An AI legal assistant like this one gives general legal information for free: it explains how things work, what a letter means and what your options usually are. It cannot represent you, file anything for you or tell you what to do in your own case, and it can make mistakes. When your situation needs a lawyer, it says so, and many injury lawyers offer a free first consultation.
Can AI give legal advice?
It can give legal information, which is different from legal advice. Advice applies the law to your specific facts and comes from a lawyer licensed in your state who is responsible for it. The assistant explains the rules and the questions to ask; the decision about your own case belongs with you and a lawyer.
How accurate are the answers?
Answers draw on 54.4M+ public legal records from 30 government sources and 701 lawsuits and settlements we track, with links to the pages behind them. It is still an AI: check important details such as deadlines against the official source or with a lawyer.
Is it really free?
Yes. You can ask 3 questions a day without an account. If you need more, Plus gives you 50 a day, starting at $4.99 for 7 days with no subscription.
What topics does it cover?
It is built for class action settlements, data breaches, accident and injury claims, workers' comp, insurance disputes and everyday consumer rights. It can explain basics in other areas, but for criminal, immigration or family matters talk to a lawyer or a legal aid program.
Are my questions private?
Do not include names, account numbers or medical details you do not want to share. How questions are handled and how long anything is kept is explained in our Privacy Policy.
Details on how questions are handled: Privacy Policy.
Settlement Insight is not a law firm, and the AI assistant is not a lawyer. Answers are general legal information based on public records and can contain mistakes. They are not legal advice for your situation. For that, talk to a lawyer licensed in your state.